Phil Mickelson hopes to end his two-year winless drought at the 2023 LIV Golf Bedminster. In a recent interview with a LIV reporter, he talked about the Saudi Circuit tournament. Mickelson confessed that he is having a lot more fun playing in front of a New Jersey Metropolitan crowd at the LIV Golf event. He thanked the audience and spoke about the Bedminster event's final round, which will take place on Sunday, August 13. The LIV Golf League published a short video clip of Mickelson speaking with the reporter about the LIV Golf Bedminster event on its social media accounts."Yeah, I mean I am having a lot of fun. I mean it's, it's.. I love playing in the New Jersey metropolitan area. The people have all been so great to me here and I feel good, You know, hitting some good shots and shooting some good scores. So I'm looking forward to tomorrow and it's going to fun day," Mickelson said. View this post on Instagram Instagram PostThe six-time major champion went on to say that he still gets nervous in professional events even after playing for decades."I'm sure, I'm sure there's an element," Mickelson said. "You know, I haven't won, I haven't won since the PGA in twenty-one (2021). So it's been a couple of years and I would love to get, love getting back in that feeling of having a chance to win and having each shot bring that pressure about and sure feel it." "I mean that's why we still want to play or I still want to play because I love that challenge of trying compete and trying to do that and I still get nervous, you know, every time, I have a chance," he added.Phil Mickelson's performance at the 2023 LIV Golf BedminsterAfter struggling with his game for a while, Phil Mickelson finally bounced back at the 2023 LIV Golf Bedminster event. After playing on the 36 holes, he tied for second position with Dean Burnmester. He will resume his game four strokes behind the leader Cameron Smith on Sunday, August 13 at the Trump National Golf Club in Bedminster, New Jersey.Here is the leaderboard of the LIV Golf Bedminster second round:1 Cameron Smith: -9T2 Phil Mickelson: -5T2 Dean Burmester -5T4 Anirban Lahiri: -4T4 Patrick Reed: -4T4 Bubba Watson: -47 Branden Grace: -3T8 Kevin Na: -2T8 Jason Kokrak: -2T8 Marc Leishman -2T8 Carlos Ortiz -2T8 Abraham Ancer -2T13 Charles Howell III -1T13 Talor Gooch: -1T15 Charl Schwartzel: ET15 Joaquin Niemann: ET15 Dustin Johnson: ET15 Bernd Wiesberger: +2T19 Louis Oosthuizen: +1T19 Richard Bland: +1T19 Graeme McDowell: +1T19 Brendan Steele: +1T19 Cameron Tringale: +1T19 Laurie Canter +1T25 Sergio Garcia +2T25 Peter Uihlein: +2T25 James Piot: +2T25 Paul Casey +2T25 Thomas Pieters +2T25 Mito Pereira: +2T25 Scott Vincent: +2T32 David Puig: +3T32 Henrik Stenson: +3T32 Ian Poulter +3T32 Harold Varner III: +3T36: Bryson DeChambeau: +4T36 Matthew Wolff: +4T38 Sebastián Muñoz: +5T38 Matt Jones: +5T40: Sihwan Kim: +6T40 Brooks Koepka: +6T42 Jediah Morgan: +8T42: Eugenio Chacarra: +8T42 Pat Perez: +845 Danny Lee: +946 Chase Koepka: +11T47 Martin Kaymer +13T47 Lee Westwood: +13